Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-03-11

w lHuoAhl Sraieu SchOol, under the
management of its principal, j. y
Hartigan, will give an exhibition on Fri
day evening, March II, at Corporation
hall .....T The electric light committee, &.
ID. Nash, II. V. Horton and d. Lavee re-
port that the poles, wire and lamps have
arrived and in few days our village will
be lighted with electricity.
The graded school exhibition at Corpo.
ration hall will be held Saturday evening,
March r.
ESSEN JUNCTION
Miss VI. Il. Burritt fell from a chair one
day last week and fractured her left arm
near the Wrist.....TEe box sociable at
Deacon Parsons, Friday night, was Il
pleasant affair and a goodly number were
present.
MILTON.
The public schools of the village closed
Friday after a term of most successful
work, and an unusually large attendance
OF tuition scholars from outside districts
and nelghbOring towns. The primary and
intermediate departments, under charge
of Miss Austin and Miss Brown, gave A
JOINT exhibition in the afternoon, at which
the little folks sustained theii parts with
great readiness and animation. In the
evening the Village hall was packed to
Its utmost capacity at the exhibition given
by the scholars of the highest grade, Mr..
J. II. W heelOcK principal and Miss c. A.
Bartlett assistant. The programme was II
long Que, but of admirable variety, and held
tne attention OF the audience to the close.
Inc dialogues ana lectatlons and tab
IeauX were rendered IN manner reflect
ing me hl9hest credit upon both teachers
and scholars and special mention should
be made of the valedictory address by
Mr.. Henry Conin. Mr.. Wheelock was
delightfully."- surprised at the rehearsal in
lHe AFTERNOON, Dy receiving from his pupils
peaulllu! edltloh or SCOTS prose works
TpStIDlOnI1l which hA buG NT.ll oil
pE MS u1lirIhE elloils Ior the upDulIdlng
OF the SchooL
CoAstlng is at present excellent on the
are being well imnrnvpd some vnrv fTa
traverses have been constructed this win
ter. There was most enjoyable occa-
son 1T the Congregational Vestry Wednes-
Gay. evening at the .Esthetc concert
given under the auspices of the Ladies'
Missionary society. A large number We're
present, ana about Sl4 realized. \ maple
sugar festival Is sald to be the next on the
programme.
1rpt,u,
,.,,
4ol' D. = SIiey closed ms select school
last week, which has been attended with
ltS usual success AS committee of the
Niiia2e gIadeu school ne has proved him
, Srii eIt"i " Ihe SITUATION "a. I. Fay
aIiu aiH f"li VII We're tme victims OF a genuine
Ciu @ lashIoneG surprise party FRIDAY even
fiii,,lt l,iIiIS t rom me surrounding towns
ntIlhS thelr elegant new farm house to its
utmost capacity. Mr. Fay's farm is one
ol,.,'a3 Ol nuT uGst III tGWh ana was originally
Owned py GOV Chlttenden. The substan
tl"l pI!ch IesIuehce punt by hlm upon the
Pt"Ov 'It "S o.,IiIe,' i one, one year ago me new
conyeniemcts Of civ i f fota ",a iT ha1
With the best modern improvements for
nrstCass dalrylng. Henry Brown has
a ooIghl sl j. Is. Barney's upper sugar works
a1u AN tools consideration, S22NO O....,. II lomer
thompson Is going to build a hardware
store Just this side Of the Underhill line
near The depot.
UvuFru1rI
Mic, ,,,,,. ,,
-, -nhrg w 4Fher closed her third
a bnol - I'oa,Ii ,n uintIlct 40. March !.
h npoh vi poems was presented to the
;ca HicTi'i nI ohe Scnool !la az l1s close. Neron-
dri,er unUlo 'eGyINtu no absent marks
na Tnuii"s we ear: Harry Norris and Hernia
To5Snn', IT%S mUVT W,iii9 Uiur.n9 the second term and
Jonhh9 NIilaihS none during the third
preached at the ConprepationaI chmrch
tnIee tlhes last week and spoke once in
Ine interests or the Society of Christian
r EhueaNor wednesday evening, March
heT. oT'5'S and r, was opGdiiiZed with u mem
in Underhil academy March 7,.....Mr
r. Cuiter and wife are to. have charge of
r.. .. hltcomD' farm the coming year.
anu anu John hennedy and wife of the Albert
IoWne farm. ..... Mrs, w. f. Morehouse
was buried from her late home March 3.
1-nGarhI, HGlricG IN calvary lEpiscop.aD church,
naerhlll on Sunday next, March -, at
nan past three, p, m
sUEIEt.I,v
D.,e 1,.,-
10 tuI' rank bradford of Bennington is
W, U 1tr IeauinR IN the Methodist church
~ ~ ,' E2I"S (vEemIug' March L. The lee
3uIe ol MIS- alker which was to have
il pteh gwen mat evening under the aus
plctS 5t,oIi Oh tHe W. g. l. |. Will probably be
,,i poTl Pnhe'i ii,''',. loWn meeting passed off
T,e.if, 'bn oHe olliy discussion being about
ne coiltclIoh or taxes, Many wished to
nave them paid to the town treasurer, ac.
SSo5uiHI S.G ~ 10 tne provisions OF sections 3s2-
oo oi tht revised laws, but the old system
Ii,'S,, Mas go'eu. MISS Jennie Mckillip of Bur
LHe,oh spent sunday in town, the guest